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  1. 10-12-2010, 06:44 PM #1
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    john deere 70v

    I am trying to find info on the john deere 70v. I picked one up from the owner and he says it runs but the fuel boils and gets vapor lock. I think it is a rebadged echo.

    thanks pat
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    Quote Originally Posted by anysawpat View Post
    i am trying to find info on the john deere 70v. I picked one up from the owner and he says it runs but the fuel boils and gets vapor lock. I think it is a rebadged echo.

    Thanks pat
    should be a tag by the clutch cover that says koritz
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  3. 10-12-2010, 07:10 PM #3
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    Right,It says that.

    I used the search for it and found so info on it,guess it has some grunt, but what cc is it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by anysawpat View Post
    I am trying to find info on the john deere 70v. I picked one up from the owner and he says it runs but the fuel boils and gets vapor lock. I think it is a rebadged echo.

    thanks pat
    Your 70V is a Echo CS-702VL.




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  5. 10-12-2010, 08:25 PM #5
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    Should be a rebadged Echo 701VL.. Here is a link with some specs:

    http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.ns...6?OpenDocument
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    Thanks for the link rmh3481, vintage 1971, 70cc saw.

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    I think just about all the parts interchange JD 70V 70cc same as 702evl echo.
    JD 60V 60cc = echo 602 evl. I believe displacement is the only differance in all these.
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    Thanks for more info! Any ideas why the gas tank would heat up and vapor lock?
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    Timing maybe retarded from wear to the rear of the points contact. Just a guess, don't know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anysawpat View Post
    Thanks for more info! Any ideas why the gas tank would heat up and vapor lock?
    Have you cleaned the saw yet?
    The first thing to do is remove any covers and clean the crud out.
    The saw can't cool its self with caked on crud.




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    No not yet, I will get to it later this weekend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmh3481 View Post
    Should be a rebadged Echo 701VL.. Here is a link with some specs:

    http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.ns...6?OpenDocument

    Your wrong with that info. I already told what Echo model it is. Its a 702

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    Thanks for the link rmh3481, vintage 1971, 70cc saw.

    Fine to thank him but he is mistaken on that saw model.


    Quote Originally Posted by Brushwacker View Post
    I think just about all the parts interchange JD 70V 70cc same as 702evl echo.
    JD 60V 60cc = echo 602 evl. I believe displacement is the only differance in all these.
    John your correct on that, there almost the same except displacement. They even share a IPL.

    The CS-750 is also near the same but has some differences, besides displacement.




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    Here you guys go, I have posted this up before.
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    The CS-701's were gone by the time JD started using the CS-702's. The vapor lock / boiling gas is common in the hot weather. I boiled gallons of it this summer. The saws run great now since it cooled off and the gas dosen't boil. You JD 70V sn should start with 00, 01, 02, or 03...Bob
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    Quote Originally Posted by Modifiedmark View Post
    Here you guys go, I have posted this up before.
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